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Jason Pontin: Can technology solve our big problems?
Džejson Pontin (Jason Pontin): Može li tehnologija da reši naše velike probleme?
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1969. godine, Baz Oldrin je hodao po površini Meseca i time je čovečanstvo napravilo veliki iskorak ka eri tehnoloških mogućnosti. Stravična moć tehnologije trebalo je da se iskoristi za rešavanje svih naših velikih problema. Premotajte na danas - šta se desilo? Da li su aplikacije za mobilne telefone sve što imamo da pokažemo? Novinar Džejson Pontin izbliza ispituje izazove s kojima se suočavamo kako bismo efektivno koristili tehnologiju... Za probleme koji su zaista važni.
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00:12
So, we used to solve big problems.
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Pre smo rešavali
velike probleme.
velike probleme.
00:17
On July 21st, 1969,
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21. jula 1969. godine
00:20
Buzz Aldrin climbed out of Apollo 11's lunar module
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Baz Oldrin se iskrcao iz
lunarnog modula Apolo 11
lunarnog modula Apolo 11
00:24
and descended onto the Sea of Tranquility.
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i kročio je na
More spokoja.
More spokoja.
00:27
Armstrong and Aldrin were alone,
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Armstrong i Oldrin
su bili sami
su bili sami
00:30
but their presence on the moon's gray surface
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ali je njihovo prisustvo
na mesečevom sivom tlu
na mesečevom sivom tlu
00:32
was the culmination of a convulsive, collective effort.
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bilo kulminacija
teškog zajedničkog napora.
teškog zajedničkog napora.
00:38
The Apollo program was the greatest
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Program Apolo
predstavljao je najveću
predstavljao je najveću
00:40
peacetime mobilization
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mobilizaciju u mirnodopsko vreme
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in the history of the United States.
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u istoriji Sjedinjenih Država.
00:43
To get to the moon, NASA spent
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Na odlazak na Mesec
NASA je potrošila
NASA je potrošila
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around 180 billion dollars in today's money,
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oko 180 milijardi
današnjih dolara,
današnjih dolara,
00:49
or four percent of the federal budget.
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ili 4 procenta
saveznog budžeta.
saveznog budžeta.
00:51
Apollo employed around 400,000 people
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Na Apolu je radilo
400.000 ljudi
400.000 ljudi
00:54
and demanded the collaboration of 20,000
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i projekat je zahtevao
saradnju 20.000
saradnju 20.000
00:57
companies, universities and government agencies.
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kompanija, univerziteta
i vladinih organizacija.
i vladinih organizacija.
01:01
People died, including the crew of Apollo 1.
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Ljudi su umirali, uključujući
i postavu Apola 1.
i postavu Apola 1.
01:05
But before the Apollo program ended,
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Ali pre završetka
tog programa
tog programa
01:08
24 men flew to the moon.
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24 čoveka je
otišlo na Mesec.
otišlo na Mesec.
01:11
Twelve walked on its surface, of whom Aldrin,
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Dvanaestorica su hodala po
njegovoj površini, od kojih je,
njegovoj površini, od kojih je,
01:14
following the death of Armstrong last year,
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nakon Armstrongove
smrti prošle godine,
smrti prošle godine,
01:16
is now the most senior.
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sada najstariji Oldrin.
01:18
So why did they go?
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A zašto su išli tamo?
01:20
They didn't bring much back:
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Nisu mnogo doneli nazad:
01:22
841 pounds of old rocks,
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381kg starog kamenja
01:25
and something all 24 later emphasized --
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i nešto što su sva
dvadesetčetvorica posle naglašavala -
dvadesetčetvorica posle naglašavala -
01:29
a new sense of the smallness
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novo shvatanje sićušnosti
01:32
and the fragility of our common home.
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i krhkosti naše
zajedničke rodne planete.
zajedničke rodne planete.
01:35
Why did they go? The cynical answer is they went
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Zašto su išli tamo?
Ciničan odgovor je da su išli
Ciničan odgovor je da su išli
01:38
because President Kennedy wanted to show
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zato što je predsednik
Kenedi hteo da pokaže
Kenedi hteo da pokaže
01:40
the Soviets that his nation had the better rockets.
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Sovjetima da njegova
nacija ima bolje rakete.
nacija ima bolje rakete.
01:44
But Kennedy's own words at Rice University in 1962
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Ali, Kenedijeve reči na
Univerzitetu Rajs 1962.
Univerzitetu Rajs 1962.
01:49
provide a better clue.
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daju bolju sliku.
01:51
(Video) John F. Kennedy: But why, some say, the moon?
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(Snimak)
Kenedi: „A zašto, pitaju neki, na Mesec?
Kenedi: „A zašto, pitaju neki, na Mesec?
01:53
Why choose this as our goal?
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Zašto da nam to bude cilj?
01:56
And they may well ask,
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A mogu pitati i
01:58
why climb the highest mountain?
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zašto se penjati na
najvišu planinu?
najvišu planinu?
02:01
Why, 35 years ago, fly the Atlantic?
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Zašto pre 35 godina
preletati Atlantik?
preletati Atlantik?
02:05
Why does Rice play Texas?
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Zašto se takmičiti s
teškim protivnicima?
teškim protivnicima?
02:07
We choose to go to the moon.
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Mi biramo da idemo na Mesec.
02:09
We choose to go to the moon.
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Mi biramo da idemo na Mesec.
02:12
(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
02:17
We choose to go to the moon in this decade,
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Mi biramo da idemo na
Mesec u ovoj deceniji
Mesec u ovoj deceniji
02:20
and do the other things,
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i da radimo druge stvari
02:22
not because they are easy, but because they are hard.
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ne zato što su lake,
nego zato što su teške."
nego zato što su teške."
02:26
Jason Pontin: To contemporaries,
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Džejson Pontin: Savremenicima
02:28
Apollo wasn't only a victory of West over East
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Apolo nije bio samo
pobeda Zapada nad Istokom
pobeda Zapada nad Istokom
02:31
in the Cold War.
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u Hladnom ratu.
02:33
At the time, the strongest emotion
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U to vreme,
najjača emocija
najjača emocija
02:35
was of wonder
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bila je čuđenje
02:36
at the transcendent powers of technology.
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uzvišenoj moći tehnologije.
02:40
They went because it was a big thing to do.
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Išli su tamo jer je
to bila velika stvar.
to bila velika stvar.
02:45
Landing on the moon occurred in the context
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Sletanje na Mesec
desilo se kao posledica
desilo se kao posledica
02:48
of a long series of technological triumphs.
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dugog niza velikih
tehnoloških uspeha.
tehnoloških uspeha.
02:51
The first half of the 20th century produced
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U prvoj polovini 20.
veka stvoreni su
veka stvoreni su
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the assembly line and the airplane,
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montažna traka i avion,
02:56
penicillin and a vaccine for tuberculosis.
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penicilin i vakcina
protiv tuberkuloze.
protiv tuberkuloze.
02:59
In the middle years of the century,
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Sredinom prošlog veka,
03:00
polio was eradicated and smallpox eliminated.
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dečja paraliza je iskorenjena,
a male boginje uništene.
a male boginje uništene.
03:04
Technology itself seemed to possess
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Činilo se da
tehnologija poseduje
tehnologija poseduje
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what Alvin Toffler in 1970
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ono što je Alvin
Tofler 1970. godine
Tofler 1970. godine
03:09
called "accelerative thrust."
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nazvao „ubrzani udar".
03:11
For most of human history,
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Tokom čitave istorije
03:13
we could go no faster than a horse
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nismo mogli da se
krećemo brže od konja
krećemo brže od konja
03:16
or a boat with a sail,
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ili broda s jedrima,
03:18
but in 1969, the crew of Apollo 10
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ali 1969. godine,
posada Apola 10
posada Apola 10
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flew at 25,000 miles an hour.
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letela je brzinom od 40.000 km/h.
03:24
Since 1970, no human beings
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Posle 1970. godine
nijedno ljudsko biće
nijedno ljudsko biće
03:27
have been back to the moon.
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nije se vratilo na Mesec.
03:29
No one has traveled faster than the crew
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Niko nije leteo
brže od posade
brže od posade
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of Apollo 10,
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Apola 10,
03:33
and blithe optimism about technology's powers
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i bezbrižni optimizam po
pitanju moći tehnologije
pitanju moći tehnologije
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has evaporated
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ispario je,
03:38
as big problems we had imagined technology would solve,
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kao što smo mislili da će i veliki
problemi koje bi tehnologija rešila,
problemi koje bi tehnologija rešila,
03:42
such as going to Mars,
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kao što je odlazak na Mars,
03:44
creating clean energy, curing cancer,
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stvaranje ekološke energije,
lečenje raka,
lečenje raka,
03:47
or feeding the world have come to seem
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ili prehranjivanje čovečanstva,
počeli su da se čine
počeli su da se čine
03:50
intractably hard.
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užasno teškim.
03:53
I remember watching the liftoff of Apollo 17.
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Sećam se da sam
gledao lansiranje Apola 17.
gledao lansiranje Apola 17.
03:57
I was five years old,
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Imao sam 5 godina
03:59
and my mother told me not to stare
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i majka mi je rekla
da ne gledam
da ne gledam
04:01
at the fiery exhaust of a Saturn V rocket.
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u izduvne vatre
rakete Saturn V.
rakete Saturn V.
04:04
I vaguely knew this was to be the last
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Nisam ni znao da
će to biti poslednja
će to biti poslednja
04:07
of the moon missions,
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misija na Mesec,
04:08
but I was absolutely certain there would be
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ali sam bio potpuno
siguran da će
siguran da će
04:12
Mars colonies in my lifetime.
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za mog života na
Marsu biti kolonije.
Marsu biti kolonije.
04:15
So "Something happened
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I tako „nešto što se dogodilo
04:18
to our capacity to solve big problems with technology"
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s našom sposobnošću da
probleme rešavamo tehnologijom"
probleme rešavamo tehnologijom"
04:22
has become a commonplace.
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postalo je banalnost.
04:24
You hear it all the time.
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Stalno to čujete.
04:26
We've heard it over the last two days here at TED.
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U prethodna dva dana smo
to čuli ovde na TED-u.
to čuli ovde na TED-u.
04:29
It feels as if technologists have diverted us
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Čini se kao da su nas
tehnolozi odvratili,
tehnolozi odvratili,
04:33
and enriched themselves with trivial toys,
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a sebe obogatili
običnim igračkama,
običnim igračkama,
04:36
with things like iPhones and apps and social media,
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stvarima poput ajfona,
aplikacija i društvenih mreža,
aplikacija i društvenih mreža,
04:39
or algorithms that speed automated trading.
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ili algoritama za ubrzavanje
automatske trgovine.
automatske trgovine.
04:43
There's nothing wrong with most of these things.
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Nema ničeg lošeg
u većini nabrojanih stvari.
u većini nabrojanih stvari.
04:45
They've expanded and enriched our lives.
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Proširile su i
obogatile naše živote.
obogatile naše živote.
04:48
But they don't solve humanity's big problems.
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Ali, one ne rešavaju
velike probleme čovečanstva.
velike probleme čovečanstva.
04:53
What happened?
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Šta se dogodilo?
04:54
So there is a parochial explanation in Silicon Valley,
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U Silicijumskoj dolini
postoji uskogrudo objašnjenje
postoji uskogrudo objašnjenje
04:59
which admits that it has been funding less ambitious companies
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koje priznaje finansiranje
manje ambicioznih firmi
manje ambicioznih firmi
05:03
than it did in the years when it financed
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u odnosu na ranije godine
kada su finansirali
kada su finansirali
05:05
Intel, Microsoft, Apple and Genentech.
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Intel, Majkrosoft, Epl i Dženentek.
05:08
Silicon Valley says the markets are to blame,
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Silicijumska dolina
krivi tržište,
krivi tržište,
05:11
in particular the incentives that venture capitalists
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konkretno, podsticaje koje
potencijalni investitori
potencijalni investitori
05:14
offer to entrepreneurs.
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nude preduzetnicima.
05:15
Silicon Valley says that venture investing
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Silicijumska dolina tvrdi
da se potencijalno investiranje
da se potencijalno investiranje
05:17
shifted away from funding transformational ideas
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pomerilo od finansiranja
ideja koje transformišu
ideja koje transformišu
05:21
and towards funding incremental problems
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ka finansiranju
problema koji rastu,
problema koji rastu,
05:24
or even fake problems.
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ili čak lažnih problema.
05:26
But I don't think that explanation is good enough.
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Ali ja ne smatram da je to
objašnjenje dovoljno dobro.
objašnjenje dovoljno dobro.
05:29
It mostly explains what's wrong with Silicon Valley.
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Ono uglavnom objašnjava šta nije
u redu sa Silicijumskom dolinom.
u redu sa Silicijumskom dolinom.
05:33
Even when venture capitalists were at their most
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Čak i kada su potencijalni
investitori bili
investitori bili
05:36
risk-happy, they preferred small investments,
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bez rizika, preferirali su
manje investicije,
manje investicije,
05:38
tiny investments that offered an exit within 10 years.
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male investicije koje su
nudile izlaz za 10 godina.
nudile izlaz za 10 godina.
05:42
V.C.s have always struggled
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Potencijalni investitori se
oduvek bore da
oduvek bore da
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to invest profitably in technologies such as energy
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puno ulože u tehnologije
poput energije,
poput energije,
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whose capital requirements are huge
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za šta su kapitalna
ulaganja ogromna
ulaganja ogromna
05:50
and whose development is long and lengthy,
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i čiji je razvoj dug i razvučen,
05:53
and V.C.s have never, never funded the development
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a potencijalni investitori nikad,
nikad nisu finansirali razvoj
nikad nisu finansirali razvoj
05:56
of technologies meant to solve big problems
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tehnologija koje bi
rešavale velike probleme,
rešavale velike probleme,
05:59
that possess no immediate commercial value.
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i koje nemaju trenutnu
komercijalnu vrednost.
komercijalnu vrednost.
06:01
No, the reasons we can't solve big problems
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Ne, razlozi zbog kojih ne možemo
da rešimo velike probleme
da rešimo velike probleme
06:04
are more complicated and more profound.
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mnogo su komplikovaniji
i mnogo dublji.
i mnogo dublji.
06:08
Sometimes we choose not to solve big problems.
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Nekada izaberemo da
ne rešavamo velike probleme.
ne rešavamo velike probleme.
06:11
We could go to Mars if we want.
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Mogli bismo da odemo na Mars
kad bismo hteli.
kad bismo hteli.
06:13
NASA even has the outline of a plan.
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NASA čak ima
i nacrt projekta.
i nacrt projekta.
06:16
But going to Mars would follow a political decision
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Ali, odlazak na Mars bi usledio
nakon političke odluke
nakon političke odluke
06:19
with popular appeal, and that will never happen.
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s odobrenjem naroda, ali to
se nikada neće desiti.
se nikada neće desiti.
06:23
We won't go to Mars, because everyone thinks
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Nećemo otići na Mars
jer svi smatraju
jer svi smatraju
06:26
there are more important things
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da ima mnogo
bitnijih stvari
bitnijih stvari
06:27
to do here on Earth.
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da se uradi
ovde na Zemlji.
ovde na Zemlji.
06:30
Sometimes, we can't solve big problems
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Nekad ne možemo da
rešimo velike probleme
rešimo velike probleme
06:33
because our political systems fail.
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jer naš politički
sistem ne radi dobro.
sistem ne radi dobro.
06:35
Today, less than two percent
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Danas, manje
od dva posto
od dva posto
06:37
of the world's energy consumption
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svetske potrošnje
električne struje
električne struje
06:39
derives from advanced, renewable sources
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stvara se iz naprednih,
obnovljivih izvora,
obnovljivih izvora,
06:41
such as solar, wind and biofuels,
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kao što su sunce,
vetar i biogoriva,
vetar i biogoriva,
06:44
less than two percent,
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manje od dva posto,
06:46
and the reason is purely economic.
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a razlog tome je
čisto ekonomski.
čisto ekonomski.
06:48
Coal and natural gas are cheaper
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Ugalj i prirodni gas su
jeftiniji izvor energije
jeftiniji izvor energije
06:50
than solar and wind,
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od sunca i vetra,
06:52
and petroleum is cheaper than biofuels.
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a nafta je jeftinija
od biogoriva.
od biogoriva.
06:54
We want alternative energy sources
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Mi želimo alternativne
izvore energije,
izvore energije,
06:57
that can compete on price. None exist.
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koji se mogu takmičiti
u ceni. Nema ih.
u ceni. Nema ih.
07:00
Now, technologists, business leaders
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Tehnolozi, poslovni lideri
07:03
and economists all basically agree
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i ekonomisti se u
suštini slažu
suštini slažu
07:05
on what national policies and international treaties
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kako bi nacionalna politika
i međunarodni ugovori
i međunarodni ugovori
07:09
would spur the development of alternative energy:
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trebalo da podstaknu razvoj
alternativne energije:
alternativne energije:
07:12
mostly, a significant increase in energy
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većinom, značajnim povećanjem
07:15
research and development,
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energetskih istraživanja i razvoja
07:16
and some kind of price on carbon.
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i neke vrste cene ugljenika.
07:19
But there's no hope in the present political climate
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Ali nema nade da ćemo u
sadašnjoj političkoj situaciji
sadašnjoj političkoj situaciji
07:22
that we will see U.S. energy policy
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videti američku
energetsku politiku
energetsku politiku
07:24
or international treaties that reflect that consensus.
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ili međunarodne dogovore koji
oslikavaju taj konsenzus.
oslikavaju taj konsenzus.
07:29
Sometimes, big problems that had seemed technological
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Ponekad se za velike probleme
koji se čine tehničkim
koji se čine tehničkim
07:34
turn out not to be so.
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ispostavi da nisu takvi.
07:36
Famines were long understood to be caused
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Uzrokom gladi se
dugo smatrala
dugo smatrala
07:39
by failures in food supply.
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nemogućnost snabdevanja hranom.
07:41
But 30 years of research have taught us
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Ali tridesetogodišnja istraživanja
naučila su nas
naučila su nas
07:43
that famines are political crises
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da je glad
politička kriza
politička kriza
07:46
that catastrophically affect food distribution.
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koja katastrofalno pogađa
raspodelu hrane.
raspodelu hrane.
07:50
Technology can improve things like crop yields
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Tehnologija može da unapredi
stvari poput prinosa useva
stvari poput prinosa useva
07:53
or systems for storing and transporting food,
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ili sistema skladištenja i
transporta hrane,
transporta hrane,
07:57
but there will be famines so long as there are bad governments.
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ali glad će postojati dokle god
postoje loše vlade.
postoje loše vlade.
08:02
Finally, big problems sometimes elude solution
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Konačno, čini se da veliki problemi
nekad izbegavaju rešenja
nekad izbegavaju rešenja
08:06
because we don't really understand the problem.
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jer mi taj problem
istinski ne razumemo.
istinski ne razumemo.
08:09
President Nixon declared war on cancer in 1971,
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Predsednik Nikson je 1971.
objavio rat raku
objavio rat raku
08:14
but we soon discovered
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ali smo ubrzo otkrili da
08:15
there are many kinds of cancer,
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postoji mnogo vrsta raka,
08:18
most of them fiendishly resistant to therapy,
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od kojih je većina đavolski
otporna na terapiju,
otporna na terapiju,
08:22
and it is only in the last 10 years
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i tek su u poslednjih
deset godina
deset godina
08:24
that effective, viable therapies
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efektivne terapije
08:26
have come to seem real.
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postale realnost.
08:28
Hard problems are hard.
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Teški problemi su teški.
08:31
It's not true that we can't solve big problems through technology.
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Nije tačno da ne možemo da rešimo
velike probleme uz pomoć tehnologije.
velike probleme uz pomoć tehnologije.
08:36
We can, we must, but these four elements
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Možemo, moramo,
ali sva četiri elementa
ali sva četiri elementa
08:40
must all be present:
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moraju biti prisutna:
08:41
Political leaders and the public
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političke vođe
i javnost
i javnost
08:43
must care to solve a problem;
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moraju mariti
za rešavanje problema;
za rešavanje problema;
08:45
institutions must support its solution;
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institucije moraju podržati rešenje;
08:48
It must really be a technological problem;
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problem zaista mora
biti tehnološki;
biti tehnološki;
08:51
and we must understand it.
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i moramo ga razumeti.
08:55
The Apollo mission,
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Misija Apolo,
08:57
which has become a kind of metaphor
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koja je postala vrsta metafore
08:59
for technology's capacity to solve big problems,
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za tehnološku sposobnost
rešavanja velikih problema,
rešavanja velikih problema,
09:03
met these criteria.
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zadovoljila je
te kriterijume.
te kriterijume.
09:05
But it is an irreproducible model for the future.
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Ali to je neizvodljiv
model za budućnost.
model za budućnost.
09:08
It is not 1961.
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Nije ovo 1961. godina.
09:10
There is no galvanizing contest like the Cold War,
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Nema podsticajnog takmičenja
poput Hladnog rata,
poput Hladnog rata,
09:14
no politician like John Kennedy
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niti političara poput
Džona Kenedija
Džona Kenedija
09:16
who can heroize the difficult and the dangerous,
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koji će učiniti herojskim
teškoću i opasnost,
teškoću i opasnost,
09:20
and no popular science fictional mythology
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nema ni popularne naučno
fantastične mitologije
fantastične mitologije
09:23
such as exploring the solar system.
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poput istraživanja
Sunčevog sistema.
Sunčevog sistema.
09:26
Most of all, going to the moon
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A povrh svega,
odlazak na Mesec
odlazak na Mesec
09:28
turned out to be easy.
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ispostavio se kao laka stvar.
09:30
It was just three days away.
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Bio je udaljen samo tri dana.
09:32
And arguably it wasn't even solving
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I verovatno to čak
nije ni bilo rešavanje
nije ni bilo rešavanje
09:35
much of a problem.
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nekog teškog problema.
09:38
We are left alone with our day,
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Ostali smo sami danas,
09:42
and the solutions of the future will be harder won.
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a rešenja za budućnost
će se teže otkrivati.
će se teže otkrivati.
09:47
God knows, we don't lack for the challenges.
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Bog zna da nam
ne fali izazova.
ne fali izazova.
09:50
Thank you very much.
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Hvala vam lepo.
09:51
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jason Pontin - EditorJason Pontin is the editor-in-chief and publisher of MIT Technology Review.
Why you should listen
As the editor-in-chief and publisher of MIT Technology Review, Jason Pontin looks into the future, and thinks deeply about what technologies are going to get us there. Pontin has been editor-in-chief of the magazine since 2004 and publisher since 2005, at which point he began its transition to a digital-first magazine. Pontin reduced the number of annual print issues from eleven to six while refocusing the publication's energy toward original daily content. From 1996 to 2002, Pontin was the editor of the now-defunct Red Herring magazine.
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