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We’re all dripping with opinion.

The Chinese puzzle of the editing room.

A journalist is really just a little kid who wants to be the first one to run down the street and say, “Guess what I know?”

Warren, I think this is our baby.

Using a panel of experts to regulate the world.

We are using too much of the planet.

Develop a global-citizenship mindset, Rischard says.

Rischard remains an optimist despite his book’s stark predictions.

Nation-states are useful, but limited in their perspective.

The Kyoto Protocol.

The world is too fragmented to deal with global problems.

Global institutions are too small to deal with the biggest issues.

We are only a fifth of the way into the digital revolution.

Gerhard Schroeder wanted a briefing.

Bringing out-of-the-box thinking to the World Bank.

What could be better than seeing the world as a whole?

A progressive institution that goes beyond World War II.

Rischard talks about his work in the public and private sectors.

From Luxembourg to Harvard Business School.

Hirsch talks about the aftermath.

There’s more of it out there, says Hirsch.

A woman’s sense of humor is intelligently used, Hirsch says.

A unique voice and material, material, material, says Hirsch.

The founder of Carolines talks about seeing Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock grow up in her comedy nursery.

The doyenne of New York comedy describes the pull of big city lights.)

Taking Congress back from people whose attitude was “the earth is on fire sale.”

Tread a little bit more gently, Carl Pope advises.

Nuclear power is a huge distraction, says Pope.

Pope believes that the environment is essential to a country’s development.

We have to fix it really, really fast.