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He ran through statistics about the wealth of the world, 82% of the total growth in economic product in the world went to billionaires? >> yeah. >> seems impossible. >> when you talk about poverty -- this is something you talk about, you have wealth and equality is one aspect that we have to deal with. you also have to deal with mass migration, we have right now the largest human movement on the planet since world war ii. >> in terms of migration. >> yes. >> and this is something that chris, i -- to your credit, you've tried to bring up over and over again. climate change is a huge factor. war...

He wants people who will happily abide by strict human movement, visitors like paul. >> they put those stakes there in 1944 to keep us on the track. >> we can have it both ways. >> the mind-set among locals is evolving as well. while past generations sometimes poached wildlife just to survive, many are now making a living keeping these creatures safe. >> are you doing better financially now that you're using tortoises as a tourist draw than you were when you were farming? >> si. >> mucho more. >> henry moreno used to scratch out a living farming this land, surrounded by fences to keep the wild...

He wants strict movement on human movement, visitors like paul. >> they put those stakes there in 1944 to keep us on the track. >> we can have it both ways. >> the mind-set among locals is evolving as well. while past gener sometimes poached wildlife just to survive, many are now making a living keeping these creatures safe. >> are you doing better financially now that you're using tortoises as a tourist draw than you were when you were farming? >> si. >> mucho more. >>- henry moreno used to scratc out a living farming this land, using fences to keep the wild tortoises out. but once he tore do...

Thought that we can still do it. with 3 billion people more, the task would be harder. we'll do our best. >> the man in charge of the park knows that, without tourists, there would be no park, but too many people could turn galapagos into another hawaii, where 95% of native species were wiped out by too much change too fast. so he is proposing a cap of less than a quarter million visitors a year. >> the way tourism is going up, we will probably reach by 2016 that limit. >> but he says galapagos can only thrive with the right kind of visitor, the eco-tourist willing to pay top dollar to see a b...

Million man. so, when i'm running up steps and i hear the motor. >> one of his first designs, adjustable legs so he could do things on the mountain that used to be impossible. at m.i.t., this is how he and his team like to work. first, they break down a real human movement and then find a way to copy it with better and better machinery. his latest creation is a bionic ankle. >> the human ankle is a turbo charged. it gives so much energy as you're walking and running and conventional prostheses lack that energy. i want to have an innovation that allows him to walk with less internal and less pa...