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3.800 millones de años en cinco segundos. | Leandro Rodrigues Capítulo | TEDxPinamar


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hello my name is leandro and I come to

tell them something that really seems to me

interesting to share with all of you

this glass that he just filled has

3,800 million years

you may think I’m crazy

but if you give me just a few minutes

they’re going to realize that I’m not lying

I tell them that she makes a few

years I have been devoting my theme

Water

the origin and the forms under which

it is presented to us it is likely that in a

situation similar to this island from

boy I was attracted to this vital

element

although to be honest, it’s much more

probable and knowing how I am that

has been something more like this

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then as I left feeling

a little bigger

my parents dedicated to science

I was always attracted to the idea

to look a little beyond worrying

more through the forest by the tree that

cover a curiosity that we tend to go

losing in this way feeding him

a curiosity that we lose to the extent

that we are becoming adults in part

because we must just become

in adults living without meaning

besides a clock and doing things

that the rest of the mortals do

so I think a little bit of having

been for this series of reasons that

I decided on this profession

the geologists we could do something like that

like forensics on planet earth

we are interested in knowing how and when

happened and pointed out that it always intrigues us

it is time that magnitude that we

we create to be able to give

importance to things and sort them in

our head we need it for some

reason that I do not know already a reason that

I do not end up understanding the human being

he thinks he deserves all the resources

that are within your reach

something like if it were a

infinite eternal divine gift he

a whole tree of which he is worthy

beyond the circumstances something

that was already assigned and written that we

he touched us

founded obviously on the false idea of

that our passage through the earth is

transcendental and important and what happens in

those cases in which the resource

the resource is at your reach signature

treaties international conventions on

a region with apparently

peaceful for then yes obviously

negotiate its use in other cases to be

human likes to wear a little more

practical invent an excuse to create a

war and after that yes decide

who and how will you manage it but

what I want to tell you today is all the

story that exists behind these

five seconds of satiety purity and

vitality that we live at the beginning of

this talk and that we do all the

days in our house

most of the processes that give

origin to the water that we consume all

days from rivers and aquifers

springs carry implicit numerous

known changes as we must learn

of the secondary as a hydrological cycle

keep in mind that most of

the processes that involve water

they involve transformations constantly

from one state to another and that happens in

the earth

according to various theories some ago

3,800 million years

in this way the water changes

constantly from one state to another

then what I want today

show them where these are coming from

five seconds and the 3.8 billion

years

For that I propose an example which

it is a simple analogy what

Come is one of the best-selling books

from around the world the bible but

stay calm here we are not going to

speak neither of its content nor the parties

in which it is divided neither to the

religion to which the

exercise that I propose is that

let’s try to size the history of

the earth is the 3,800

millions of years

in this simple book so if I

accompany us we begin

if it were like that the oceans

been the first to be formed

they would represent the entire book already

that you have to see the whole story and

they have witnessed all forms

why the earth was changing

if we look for something more recent the

Guaraní aquifer with 245 million

years was formed when South America

I was still connected to Africa in a

totally different form than the one

we know and from our book

would represent about 123 pages think

this is a chapter not bad

the mountain range of the Andes 150 million

of years believe me that 150 million ago

of years the mountain range did not have the

way you have today

after all this time thanks to the

launching of those great monte

may rocky snow

accumulated in the great summits

form the glaciers and from that

to be able to take it once they are the

series melt populations in

the plain and of our book would be

about 75 pages of large aquifer

artesian in australia that maybe less

known is still one of the aquifers

most extensive in the world

they are about 250 million years old

equivalent to 126 pages

there we have another chapter the ice

Antarctic 37 million years

we assume about 15 pages or a little

we could say a little more and the

Lake Baikal that maybe not much

you know that is the most extensive lake in

world’s largest world 23 23 thousand

600 cubic kilometers of water that

they say that now the exercise that

I propose is that you try to get involved

in this story try to size

how much we represent of this book what

he left well sitting in his head they want

tell them

we are two prayers at the end of this

long story but that is what we

makes believe is not so important until

that looks like a symbology now for a

moment and now I ask them to try

try to size all the machinery

that the universe puts to work for

create side form glaciers courses

water and only there we can see our

insignificance and how lucky they are

we are counting on the work of

missions and same

from years without pause in a world that

measured by the monetary value of things

I am convinced that it would not reach us

nor selling all the gold reserves

of the world and the planet to raise the

less a mountain and this is what I think

which is wonderful for a second

think the millions and millions of

cubic meters moving from one side

for the other evaporating masses of water

transporting tracking so that it is

conformed the large aquifers to

amazon river in brazil the nilo river in

the East African that allows vast

populations live on the riverbank this river

if we are more curious we can still see

which is actually almost less likely

that those sands exist or even

even exist

remember that most of the

Geological processes depend on one or

two factors with slight and even almost

imperceptible variations but that

prolongs over time generate

big changes

so my call today is to the

reflection so that we do not create ourselves so

important in this story

after all, as we saw recently

we are two sentences at the end of the book

this is a long time ago and it cost

much much much put it in conditions

for us we are really

fortunate the truth of being able to tell

with the fruit of the work of millions of

years and finally maybe when the

human being understand what is his role in

this great story may already be late

to realize that behind a

simple glass of water like this

there is a great sage who comes to

tell us in just five seconds

a story that started 3,800

millions of years

thank you very much

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bush

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